Handloom Pochampally Silk Cotton Saree in White and Blue with Zigzag Ikat Design
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Saree Description:
This exquisite handloom Pochampally silk cotton saree showcases a sophisticated interplay of patterns and hues. The white body features diagonal zigzag Ikat motifs in shades of grey and muted orange, lending a refined yet contemporary look. The contrasting deep blue pallu displays intricate traditional Ikat designs with motifs in mustard, red, and ivory, framed by an elegant gold zari border.
Meticulously handwoven by artisans from Pochampally, this saree merges silk’s sheen with cotton’s comfort — ideal for festive gatherings, cultural events, and elegant day wear. A perfect balance of tradition and modern grace, it reflects the mastery of Telangana’s famed Ikat craftsmanship.
- Dry Clean Recommended: For the first few washes, dry cleaning is advised to preserve the saree’s natural sheen and zari detailing.
- Gentle Hand Wash (Optional): If washing at home, use cold water and a mild liquid detergent. Gently rinse without wringing.
- Avoid Soaking: Do not soak the saree for long periods, as it may cause color bleeding or fabric distortion.
- Dry in Shade: Hang to dry in a shaded area. Avoid direct sunlight to maintain the saree’s vibrant color and silk-cotton texture.
- Iron with Care: Use medium heat and iron on the reverse side, or place a cotton cloth over the saree while ironing.
Orders will be shipped within 1 to 3 business days from the date of order. We offer a hassle-free 5 days return and exchange for products bought at MRP.
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- We try to stay as accurate to the original colors as possible with pictures, however due to different screen calibrations and photography colors may vary slightly from pictures.
- For 'Handloom' products there might be slight unevenness and irregularities in the weave pattern, these are not errors but a confirmation of the authenticity of your products being handmade
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